Re: Controlling execution

[Tim Gogolin <tgogolin@...>]

Well, sort of. Google for
lua sethook
and you'll see several hits. The hook functionality can be used from 
either lua code or C code (depending on your needs). You won't be able 
to decide if you want to execute the line of code or not, but you are 
notified when a new line of code is about to be executed.

-- Tim Gogolin

On Sep 23, 2004, at 7:46 AM, Florian Berger wrote:

> Hi.
>
> I would like to have control over code execution (something similar 
> like debug hook). Is it possible to assign a function which is called 
> after every string/line executed in Lua? The function would receive 
> the code to be executed and could decide if it is executed or not. If 
> function executes the code then everything would work as normal.
>
> I searched from lua-l archive and web but could not find answer.
>
> f